Historias Locales

El Censo de 2010: Contando en tu comunidad

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09 May 2009 New America Media Print Email

Para el 1 de abril del 2010, a menos de un año de hoy, toda la población del país será contada. Si eres ciudadano, inmigrante legal o ilegal, indigente o estudiante extranjero, si estás en los Estados Unidos en ese tiempo, serás contado.

Fear flu: the real epidemic

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09 May 2009 Elena Miramar Print Email

Swine flu. Economic depression. Global warming. Terrorism and crime. End of humanity! News media (television, radio, newspapers, internet) have been very successful in scaring most people about a lot of things, the latest being swine flu.

Influenza de pánico: La verdadera epidemia

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09 May 2009 Elena Miramar Print Email

Influenza porcina. Depresión económica. Calentamiento global. Jitomates envenenados. Terrorismo y crimen. ¡El fin del mundo! Los medios de comunicación (televisión, radio, periódico, internet) han tenido un gran éxito al sembrar el miedo en la mayoría de la gente con respecto a muchas cosas, la última de éstas es la influenza porcina.

2010 Census: Being counted in your community

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09 May 2009 New America Media Print Email

On April 1, 2010, less than a year from now, the whole population of the country will be measured. Whether you are a citizen, an immigrant, legal, illegal, homeless or an international student, if you are in the United States at that time, you will be counted.

Where to celebrate five days of Cinco!

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28 April 2009 Visión Hispana Print Email

The Bay Area’s largest Cinco de Mayo festival, held in Oakland, has been cancelled for this year though there are many other options for food, drink and entertainment. With Cinco falling on a Tuesday, there will be a lot happening between the 1st and 5th. Here is your guide for Cinco de Mayo celebrations in the East Bay.

Cinco de Mayo festival cancelled

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28 April 2009 Visión Hispana Print Email

 

Residents and merchants shocked, disappointed

The Bay Area’s largest Cinco de Mayo festival, held in Oakland, has been cancelled for 2009. It will be the first time in nineteen years that the festival won’t be the celebration destination for people from around the Bay. A long and colorful parade, live music, and the great Mexican food of International